Case series: ADAPTIC TOUCH in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy

6 July 2015

ADAPTIC TOUCH is a non-adherent, flexible, open-mesh primary wound contact layer composed of cellulose acetate coated with a soft-tack silicone that may assist dressing application. In this series of international case studies, ADAPTIC TOUCH was used as an alternative to traditional wound contact layers under NPWT to benefit patients with a range of wound types. Over the course of those treatments, clinicians reported that ADAPTIC TOUCH was easy to use and remove, did not adhere, and did not cause patients pain during wear or upon removal.

Supported by KCI – An Acelity Company

Free for all healthcare professionals

Sign up to the Wounds Group journals





By clicking ‘Subscribe’, you are agreeing that the Wounds Group are able to email you periodic newsletters. You may unsubscribe from these at any time. Your info is safe with us and we will never sell or trade your details. For information please review our privacy policy.

Are you a healthcare professional? This website is for healthcare professionals only. To continue, please confirm that you are a healthcare professional below.

We use cookies responsibly to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue without changing your browser settings, we’ll assume that you are happy to receive all cookies on this website. Read about how we use cookies.

I am not a healthcare professional.